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Moving Image Archive > Animation & Cartoons > Animation Shorts > Felix the Cat - Felix Revolts (1923)

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Pat SulivanFelix the Cat - Felix Revolts (1923)

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People of the city ban cats, and Felix lets them know that life isn't so great without cats.

This movie is part of the collection: Animation Shorts

Producer: Pat Sulivan
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Felix; The; Cat; Revolts; 1923

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: Spuzz - - June 27, 2008
Subject: Well, gee, how about if we give Felix a new name?
Surprisingly political, Felix finds out he's not neccesarily wanted, so he joins up with other cats, and dissapear! Soon, the whole town is in Chaos, and Felix and cats are welcomed back. You don't have to be Einstein to guess the motives here, and it's actually quite clever.